A good word to describe the moon

1, the monthly black wind is high: [yuè h ē i f ē ng gā o].

Explanation:

Later, it was used to describe a sinister environment.

Source: Yuan Yuanhuai's "High Five Record": "Ouyang Gong and others ordered that two sentences be written each. There are more than just disciples ... There is a saying:' It is dark in the moon to kill people, and high winds will set fire to the sky.' "

Ex. ~, the defender felt afraid in the wilderness.

2, the moon star is rare: [? yuè míng xīng？ ]。

Explanation:

The moon is bright and there are few stars in the sky.

Source: Cao Cao's "Short Song Line 1": "The moon stars are rare; Black magpies fly south. Turn around the tree three times; What can I rely on? "

Example: Look up at the night sky and recall the past from time to time.

3, full moon eclipse: [? Yuèying zéshí？ ]。

Explanation:

English: I'm full. Food: the same as "erosion", lack. The full moon is absent. To make a metaphor, when things get to the extreme, they will start to go downhill. Also known as "the full moon is a loss."

Source: Zhouyi Feng: "When the sun is in the middle, eat it when the moon is full."

4. meteor chasing the moon: [? liú xīng gǎn yuè？ ]。

Explanation:

Meteor: When a small celestial body falls into the earth's atmosphere, it rubs against the air, burns and glows like an arrow. Meteors in the sky quickly slide to the moon, just like chasing the moon. The metaphor is particularly fast.

Source: History of the New Five Dynasties Pinghua Han History: "Since joining the army, I have been able to transport Thailand and have extraordinary martial arts. I chase the wind like electricity, and I chase the moon like an arrow. "

For example, time flies.

5. Romance: [? fēng HuāXu Yuè？ ]。

Explanation:

(1) This refers to the scenery at four o'clock.

(2) metaphor love or dissolute life.

(3) refers to poetry with vague content and piled words.

Source: Song Shaoyong's "Preface to Killing the Earth in Yichuan": "Although death gives birth to honor and disgrace; Fighting on the front line; Did not enter the chest; What's the difference? "

Example: There are too many works of ~ now, which is boring.